PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

Crooked River Rim Horse Ranch offers something increasingly difficult to find in Central Oregon: a fully improved horse property with usable acreage, irrigation water, and operational infrastructure just minutes from Prineville. Encompassing 97.94± acres south of town, the ranch combines elevated views over the Crooked River Valley with the kind of layout and improvements that support real day-to-day use. For a buyer looking for a property that can accommodate horses, livestock, equipment, and a full schedule of activities without sacrificing comfort or convenience, this ranch meets that need immediately. The 2,265± square foot home, built in 2003, provides single-level living with a practical footprint and a position that takes full advantage of the surrounding landscape. Beyond the residence, the ranch is set up to work. Multiple barns, extensive welded-steel corrals, a covered arena, round pens, and substantial hay and equipment storage enable an owner to train, board, gather, feed, and move animals efficiently. The infrastructure supports a range of uses, from a private equestrian property to a boarding or training operation, and can help keep daily management streamlined. Water is one of the property’s most important strengths. With 6.1± acres of irrigation rights from the Crooked River through the Ochoco Irrigation District, the ranch has a dependable resource for pasture productivity and agricultural use. Two wells supply domestic and livestock water, while freeze-protected systems throughout the working facilities reinforce the property’s year-round function and reliability. Location adds another layer of value. Less than 10 minutes from downtown Prineville and within easy reach of Bend and Redmond, the ranch allows an owner to maintain an active horse or livestock program while staying close to services, events, and Central Oregon recreation. Crooked River Rim Horse Ranch is built for ownership with purpose, whether that means riding every day, operating a serious horse setup, or simply having the land, water, and improvements to live this lifestyle without compromise.

DETAILS

Home Features

• 2,265± sq ft single-level residence built in 2003
• 3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms
• Grand open great room and kitchen
• Professional-grade Wolf oven and range
• Custom wood and metal accents throughout
• Hardwood floors
• Vaulted ceilings
• Dedicated office
• Convenient laundry room
• Luxurious primary suite as a private retreat
• West-facing decks with canyon and sunset views
• Propane fireplace
• Electric HVAC system
• Attached 832± sq ft garage with heated and cooled loft
• Loft suitable for playroom or guest space
• Domestic water supplied by a dedicated well near the home

Lot Features

• 97.94± acres south of Prineville along South Main Street
• Elevated position overlooking the Crooked River Valley
• Approximately 49± acres of rolling to level ground suited for ranch use and future improvements
• Balance of property climbs toward the canyon rim with steeper topography
• 6.1± acres of irrigation water rights through the Ochoco Irrigation District
• Fully operational irrigation pumping system from the Crooked River
• Dual-well system (domestic well + livestock well)
• Borders the Crooked River corridor and neighboring agricultural lands
• Less than 10 minutes from downtown Prineville
• Convenient access to Bend and Redmond
• Approximately 30 minutes to Roberts Field–Redmond Municipal Airport (RDM)
• Minutes from Prineville Airport (S39) for private aviation
• All mineral rights appurtenant to the property and owned by seller convey at closing
• 2025 taxes: $5,610.49
• One tax lot with two assessor parcel numbers (APN#: 16407 and 14991)

Horse Facility Features

• Main horse barn with 13 stalls (4 currently configured with runs)
• 3 tack stalls for grooming and saddling
• Feed room and tack room in the main barn
• Hay storage in the main barn
• Three roll-up garage doors with windows for natural light in the barn
• 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom living quarters in the barn for guests, family, or caretaker
• Living quarters with rustic wood and tile finishes, ductless heating/cooling, and propane fireplace
• Additional covered building accommodating up to 17 stalls using metal slot dividers
• 12,000± sq ft covered arena for year-round riding and training
• 175-foot round pen
• Additional training pen
• Equine exercise walker for conditioning and daily exercise
• Welded pipe paddock fencing with steel cable rails
• Woven wire and T-post fencing creating a cattle alley into the covered arena and round pen
• 4 feedlot pens with 250± sq ft concrete aprons and feed bunks
• Automatic heated waterers in feedlot pens
• Frost-free spigots and water troughs throughout corrals
• 250± feet of bunk space for livestock feeding
• 4,320± sq ft hay storage and shop building
• Shop with ~2,700 sq ft workspace, concrete floors, and three roll-up bay doors
• 432± sq ft enclosed heated work area with roll-up door
• Two 12' x 60' covered lean-tos on both sides of the shop
• 36kW propane Generac backup generator powering barns, shop, and livestock well